LowFatJR Posted January 25, 2017 Posted January 25, 2017 I was just wondering if anyone knew the measurements or had any tips for building a 1/24 transport trailer? I'm not sure whether I should build it from thin wood or get some sheet metal and use that? Either way I will paint the trailer gloss black.
Michael F Posted January 25, 2017 Posted January 25, 2017 I´ve built a racecartrailer from scatch some time ago. I took the widest racecar i have and took the masures from it to fít on the Trailer so it´s wide enough to carry any streetcar as well. Best place for the axles will be in the middle of the Trailer.I recommend to build it from Evergreen or Plastruct material you can get in your Hobby shop, they carry a lot of different sizes and shapes such as T-beams or angles, tubes or rods. For me Wood or metal doesn´t work well for such a Project.Hope this helps a Little bit.
LowFatJR Posted January 29, 2017 Author Posted January 29, 2017 I´ve built a racecartrailer from scatch some time ago. I took the widest racecar i have and took the masures from it to fít on the Trailer so it´s wide enough to carry any streetcar as well. Best place for the axles will be in the middle of the Trailer.I recommend to build it from Evergreen or Plastruct material you can get in your Hobby shop, they carry a lot of different sizes and shapes such as T-beams or angles, tubes or rods. For me Wood or metal doesn´t work well for such a Project.Hope this helps a Little bit.Thanks, I'll keep this in mind.
signguy2108 Posted January 29, 2017 Posted January 29, 2017 My 1:1 car hauler is 82 !/2" between the fenders, 18' 2x12 wood bed and will haul a full size truck or racecar without a problem. Standard 16' utility trailers are mostly 76" between the fenders, just have to convert to scale
LowFatJR Posted February 7, 2017 Author Posted February 7, 2017 My 1:1 car hauler is 82 !/2" between the fenders, 18' 2x12 wood bed and will haul a full size truck or racecar without a problem. Standard 16' utility trailers are mostly 76" between the fenders, just have to convert to scale ok, i will try
The Creative Explorer Posted February 7, 2017 Posted February 7, 2017 Or just wait a tiny little bit, Aoshima is going to release the Brian James trailer very soon.
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